There are genres I normally have zero interest in, but somehow certain creators still get an instant click the moment they post — or I end up binge-watching a channel I just discovered.
What YouTube channels pull you in with captivating storytelling, even when the genre isn't usually your thing?
I've always wanted to be able to tune engines for real in a game. We can learn how to drive/race a car or fly a plane, but not how to tune an engine. I've been working on this Engine Simulator in my spare time for the last 3+ years.
Swap a camshaft and the powerband moves because the physics have changed, and you have to tweak the tune to match.
I would like this to be a place for people to learn how engines work and how different components affect tuning, but I'm not sure what path to take.
What do you guys, especially those of you in the tuning space, think would be interesting to do?
As you can see, the UI is not representative of what actual aftermarket ECU software looks like. I've tried to find some kind of balance between realistic behaviour and a beginner-friendly layout, but things could probably be better.
I'm not selling anything. The simulation still needs to be tweaked, so all values should be taken with a grain of salt.